My Republic of China: The System Helps Me Build the Red Star
我的民国：系统助我建红星
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- Ongoing
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- 276k Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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This work describes the Republic of China very realistically and reflects the enlightenment and development of the ideological movement. It seems that there is no female protagonist at present. The key is that the female characters in it are also flesh and blood. Everyone writes very three-dimensionally and realistically. Recommend
No, man, this is only the second chapter and I was shocked. Is it so well written? ! ! After reading it, if I can't write more, then the protagonist died for justice.
I have watched more than a dozen of them so far. At the beginning, the story progressed a little anxiously. Many places were not explained clearly, and there are still some shortcomings in the narrative. This book contains more lyrical descriptions. Although lyricism can express your own feelings, too much will make the reader uncomfortable. For me personally, I prefer to let readers understand or naturally arise these emotions by describing things, rather than using procrastinating and excessively lyrical descriptions. In fact, the writing in this book is not very real. Many things in it are somewhat idealized. The description of the era can only be said to be a statement, rather than creating the atmosphere of the old era. This book is a very rare subject matter. Although I personally think it may be unsatisfactory and a bit disappointing, I still give it five stars to support it and hope it can get better and better.
This book, if the platform were not Tomato, would really look like it was published
The author's writing style is so strong that it's not like the novels you can read on Tomato. The writing is really good and has the flavor of that era. Keep writing, author.
The content of this article may not be the most interesting, the writing may not be the best, and the intention may not be touching, but it is the most touching and shocking among all the online articles I have read.
The author uses AI, right? [Face covering] Bean bag, right? [Cover face]
Your wife wrote so well! ! ! It's shocking, shuddering, the feeling of being whipped into the flesh. Maybe it's because the time is too short and not many people see it, but it's really awesome and beautiful! ! ! !
It looks good and the writing is very good. The black text becomes more and more red as you read it. It's the best book I've read about the Republic of China. Qiao Nian came to a foreign land alone, but because of his love for the motherland due to similar national affairs, he resolutely embarked on the road to save the country. His words were sonorous and powerful, striking hard at the dark society. [Adoration]
I have nothing to say, but I don't know what to say. As a book friend said, the writing is beautiful and passionate...